How Can the UMC Move Past General Conference?

In this episode, we take a comprehensive look back at the United Methodist Church's recent General Conference and reflect on our journey throughout Season Two. Join us as we dive into the major decisions and discussions from the conference, including the significant revisions to the Book of Discipline, the move towards regionalization, and the impactful budget reductions. We also discuss the historic removal of restrictive language regarding human sexuality and what these changes mean for the future of our denomination.
In addition to our General Conference debrief, we recap the key themes and conversations that have shaped Season Two. From addressing tokenism and advocating for true inclusion to exploring innovative ministry approaches, this season has been filled with thought-provoking and transformative discussions. We also give you a sneak peek into what’s coming next for re
, including our focus on social media and digital ministry in Season Three.
Tune in for an engaging and reflective conversation that not only looks back on our accomplishments but also forward to the exciting possibilities that lie ahead for the UMC. Your participation has been crucial, and we invite you to continue the conversation by connecting with us on social media or via email.
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[@merlemyers]

UMC trying to rewrite the Bible.

[@plainspokenpod]

I can't figure out why your subscriber count is so low. You guys do a really decent presentation. Looks and sounds good. You work hard to have a good pace and decent content. Decent thumbnails. Very strange, guys. Considering that y'all have been at this a while, your subscriber count should be over 1K, easily.

[@jeangreenslade1790]

Arrogant. Drop the B S. Most members of the U M C are older people and they will continue their beliefs.
They will not change churches and will continue to worship as always. This is happening in all churches.

[@BramptonAnglican]

We’re happy for the UMC here in Canada.

[@hwaynecook]

Thank you for mentioning getting back to the basics of the Wesleyan movement. I’ve been interested in reviving the class meeting model for the 21st century for some time. Perhaps in retirement I can work on that.